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= GMO (CU) REGULATIONS 2000 RISK ASSESSMENT FORMs =
== GMO (CU) REGULATIONS 2000 RISK ASSESSMENT FORMs ==


  FOR ACTIVITIES INVOLVING THE USE OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED MICRO-ORGANISMS AND EUKARYOTIC CELL AND TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEMS
  FOR ACTIVITIES INVOLVING THE USE OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED MICRO-ORGANISMS AND  
EUKARYOTIC CELL AND TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEMS IT IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A RISK
ASSESSMENT TO THE LBH GM safety committee.


# It is the responsibility of the Principal Investigator (PI) to undertake a risk assessment in relation to any genetic modification work they, or members of their research group, undertake.  
# It is the responsibility of the Principal Investigator (PI) to undertake a risk assessment in relation to any genetic modification work they, or members of their research group, undertake.  
# The risk assessment must be undertaken and be reviewed and approved by the local GM Safety Committee in advance of work starting. A risk assessment is required for any activity involving genetically modified organisms, including storage, irrespective of where the GMO was originally made.
# The risk assessment must be undertaken and be reviewed and approved by the local GM Safety Committee in advance of work starting. A risk assessment is required for any activity involving genetically modified organisms, including storage, irrespective of where the GMO was originally made.


(2) In the following form, the spaces expand as required. The spacing in the master version is not indicative of the length of answer expected . Unless given as an option, it is not acceptable to give one-word answers, justification must be given for all answers/statements.
There are 2 forms for risk assessments.


(3) If it is likely that the work will require notification to the Health and Safety Executive (Class 2 or 3) you should contact the University Biological Safety Adviser for further guidance PRIOR to completing this form.
# The full risk assessment is required for new activities, for which no previous risk assessment has been submitted
# A risk assessment for a previously approved GM project, for example with new personnel, or minor modifications




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Revision as of 23:55, 16 June 2014

GMO (CU) REGULATIONS 2000 RISK ASSESSMENT FORMs

FOR ACTIVITIES INVOLVING THE USE OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED MICRO-ORGANISMS AND 
EUKARYOTIC CELL AND TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEMS IT IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A RISK 
ASSESSMENT TO THE LBH GM safety committee.
  1. It is the responsibility of the Principal Investigator (PI) to undertake a risk assessment in relation to any genetic modification work they, or members of their research group, undertake.
  2. The risk assessment must be undertaken and be reviewed and approved by the local GM Safety Committee in advance of work starting. A risk assessment is required for any activity involving genetically modified organisms, including storage, irrespective of where the GMO was originally made.

There are 2 forms for risk assessments.

  1. The full risk assessment is required for new activities, for which no previous risk assessment has been submitted
  2. A risk assessment for a previously approved GM project, for example with new personnel, or minor modifications
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